Books matching: healthy interactions
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Save:'Emotional Blackmail: When the People in Your Life Use Fear, Obligation, and Guilt to Manipulate You' by Donna Frazier and Susan Forward delves into the intricate dynamics of manipulation tactics such as fear, obligation, and guilt that are used by individuals to control and coerce others. provides insightful comments, practical advice, and extensive examples to help readers identify emotional blackmail early, establish boundaries, and effectively manage such toxic relationships. Written in an easy-to-understand style, the book offers clear explanations of the concept, variations of behavior involved, and ways to interact with others while addressing the root causes of emotional manipulation.
Emotional Blackmail explores the psychological impact of manipulation, emphasizing the importance of recognizing and responding to coercive behavior in a calm and persuasive manner. highlights the need to differentiate between allowing individuals to face the consequences of their actions and rescuing them from their own suffering, ultimately empowering readers to assert themselves and establish healthier relationships by setting boundaries and standing up against emotional blackmail.
The world of emotional blackmail is confusing. While some emotional blackmailers are clear in their threats, others may send us mixed signals, acting kindly much of the time and resorting to blackmail... The Culture Code by Daniel Coyle delves deep into the characteristics and behaviors that define highly successful groups and teams. Coyle shares practical insights and strategies drawn from extensive research and real-life examples, showcasing how to create a strong and cohesive team culture. The book is filled with engaging and relatable storytelling, illustrating key principles and strategies that can be applied across various contexts, from small teams to large corporations.
Coyle's book is well-organized, covering a wide range of topics related to team culture and group dynamics. The content is grounded in rigorous research, featuring numerous case studies and examples from various industries to demonstrate the effectiveness of the principles and strategies presented. The book provides actionable insights and strategies that can be applied to create a strong and cohesive team culture, emphasizing the importance of building safety, sharing vulnerability, and establishing purpose within a team.
*1 The Google/Overture pattern is not unique to them. In the 1990s, sociologists James Baron and Michael Hannan analyzed the founding cultures of nearly two hundred technology start-ups in Silicon Val...- #3
Save:In 'Between Jobs' by W.R. Gingell, readers are introduced to a unique urban fantasy world where the protagonist, Pet, navigates a mysterious and bizarre existence as she becomes entangled with supernatural characters investigating a murder. The writing style keeps readers engaged through intriguing dialogues, complex character dynamics, and a mix of horror, action, and supernatural elements. The plot unfolds slowly, revealing mysteries and backstories while maintaining a dreamy atmosphere interspersed with violent action scenes and mundane moments.
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Save:In the fantasy novel 'Unraveller' by Frances Hardinge, readers are introduced to a world where curses can be unleashed due to intense emotions, leading to the creation of curse eggs. The story follows fifteen-year-old Kellen, who possesses the unique gift of unraveling these curses and helping those who have been afflicted. Alongside his companion Nettle, a former cursed girl, Kellen embarks on a quest to remove a curse that threatens everything around him. Set in the country of Raddith, the narrative unfolds in the Wilds, where creatures gift individuals consumed by rage with curses, ultimately leading to a power struggle against a group of rebellious cursers.
Frances Hardinge's writing style in 'Unraveller' is praised for its flawless world-building, well-realized characters, and immersive storytelling. The book delves into themes of friendship, courage, and the repercussions of hatred and curses, offering readers a unique and original fantasy tale filled with unexpected twists and vividly imagined settings.
Living Successfully with Screwed-Up People by Elizabeth B. Brown is a practical guide that offers advice on how to navigate relationships with difficult individuals. The book delves into topics such as dealing with dysfunctional people, recognizing codependency, and strategies for maintaining one's sanity while interacting with challenging personalities. Elizabeth B. Brown's writing style is straightforward and informative, providing readers with actionable tips and insights on how to handle tough situations with compassion and understanding.
Are you searching for lifelines to keep you balanced in a relationship with a person who is driving you crazy? In this relationship, would you describe yourself as too often simmering, angry, hurt, or...'The Seven Principles for Making Marriage Work' by John M. Gottman and Nan Silver is a practical guide that delves deep into core principles essential for fostering strong and lasting relationships. Dr. Gottman draws upon his extensive research and clinical experience to outline actionable strategies that allow readers to understand the dynamics within their relationship and cultivate a deeper connection with their partner. is praised for its universal applicability, offering valuable insights regardless of the stage of the relationship, and is commended for its practical nature with real-life examples and exercises that make the advice accessible and relatable.
It’s a surprisingly cloudless Seattle morning as newlyweds Mark and Janice Gordon sit down to breakfast. Outside the apartment’s picture window, the waters of Montlake cut a deep-blue swath, while run...- #7
Save:Royally Rearranged: A Sweet Royal Romcom by Emma St. Clair is a heartwarming romance that delves deeper into the characters' strengths and vulnerabilities. The story follows Princess Serafina as she discovers her true form and embarks on a journey to make her country the best it can be, all while navigating a fake dating and fake engagement situation with the charming Rafe. The book is filled with wit, humor, and poignant social commentary, making it a delightful and uplifting read that explores themes of love, growth, and empowerment.
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Save:'How to Win a Wallflower' by Samara Parish is a historical romance novel that follows the story of Charlotte and John, two very different individuals who find themselves drawn to each other despite their contrasting personalities. The author's writing style is praised for its ability to bring the characters to life, making readers empathize with their struggles and root for their successes. The plot is filled with unexpected twists and turns, keeping readers engaged and eager to see how the relationship between Charlotte and John unfolds.
The book delves into themes of personal growth, acceptance, and the power of love to overcome obstacles. Charlotte, a strong-willed and compassionate woman, helps John, a genius struggling with social awkwardness, find his place in society. Their friendship evolves into a deep and meaningful romance, showcasing the beauty of two individuals coming together despite their differences.
